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What Has the Greatest Impact on Organizational Culture?

LSA Global

What Has the Greatest Impact on Organizational Culture? Our organizational alignment research found that cultural factors account for 40% of the difference between high and low growth companies in terms of revenue growth, profitability, leadership effectiveness, customer loyalty, and employee engagement.

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Sustainable Leadership: Incorporating Recognition into Long-term Business Strategies

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This mismatch emerges in a variety of ways- Annual bonuses based entirely on revenue growth or profit margins, encouraging short-term thinking at the expense of sustainable practices. If you want to know more, download the AIRe report and gain all the necessary insights about recognition. But how are you going to leverage this?

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Making Small Culture Changes for Big Results

LSA Global

Sometimes Small Culture Changes Can Deliver Big Results. For many leaders, changing culture can be a confusing and daunting task. So how do you identify the small culture changes that will deliver the greatest results? So how do you identify the small culture changes that will deliver the greatest results?

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Changing Business Practices to Change Culture

LSA Global

The Challenge of Culture Change Organizational change is always challenging, but culture change is especially difficult because it requires changing employee mindsets and behaviors as to how work gets done. It requires changing business practices to change culture.

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Strategy vs. Culture – Which Comes First?

LSA Global

Strategy vs. Culture – Which Comes First? They want to grow revenues and profits quickly before their market shifts. But unless you are careful, you risk sacrificing the corporate culture that helped you succeed up until now. Do you have to make a choice between your corporate strategy and your corporate culture?

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4 Steps to Take When Strategy and Culture Are at Odds

LSA Global

Decision-Making Approach Example: Imagine the difficulty of making effective and timely decisions in the field if the predominant organizational culture values all significant decisions be made by top leadership (a centralized approach) versus allowing individuals to make decisions at the front line (a decentralized approach).

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4 Corporate Culture Mechanisms for Change

LSA Global

Organizational culture matters. Our organizational alignment research found that workplace culture accounts for 40% of the difference between high and low performance in terms of revenue growth, profitability, customer loyalty, employee engagement , and leadership performance.